Our Services
Who holds influence over your project, product or region, what they want, and how they connect.
Our clients
Companies, investors and public affairs teams use a stakeholder map before they act: to enter a market, to win support for a project or to prepare for a change of government. It shows which states, groups, organisations and individuals can help or block you, and how they connect.
States, groups and individuals mapped by their influence.
How they relate, and where interests align or clash.
Analysts based in the region behind every map.
We visually identify and analyse the vested interests of states, groups, organisations, and individuals in a project, product, idea, or region.
A stakeholder map shows who has influence over an outcome, what each party wants, and how they relate to one another, so you can see the landscape before you act in it.
Our analysts draw on regional expertise to build each map around your project, product or region.
Every map is built around your own project, product or region, and the decision you need to make.
Governments and state bodies with a stake in the outcome.
Companies, parties, movements and international bodies.
The people whose decisions and networks shape events.
Who influences whom, and where interests align or conflict.
Our coverage
Analysts based in the regions, with academics and industry professionals across the network.
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Our services
Our other three services draw on the same analysts: commissioned research, monitoring and country risk.
The work of our regional analysts, applied to the questions your organisation faces, from a single country to issues that cross regions.
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Real-time insight into how policy changes and regulatory action will impact your strategic environment.
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The political, economic and security trends, opportunities and risks of a particular state or region, from analysts based there.
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Stakeholder Mapping
What do we need to give you to start?
The project, market or region, the decision you face and any parties you know about; our analysts build the map from there.
When is it most useful?
Before entering a market, launching a project or engaging a government, and whenever power changes hands through an election or a crisis.
How is it different from a business stakeholder map?
It is political. It maps states, governments and the networks of influence around them, alongside companies and individuals.
Who is a map for?
Companies, investors and public affairs teams: anyone who needs to see who holds influence before they act.
Can a map be kept up to date?
Yes. Pair it with Policy & Regulatory Monitoring to follow the policy and regulatory decisions that change who holds influence.
How do we begin a map?
Use the form below or email contact@geopolreport.com with the project, market or region and what you need to decide.
Enquire today
Our analysts are based in the regions they cover. We combine deep regional knowledge with in-depth political and economic analysis, and draw on academics and industry professionals across our network to answer the questions your organisation faces with clear political risk advisory.
Tell us the project, market or region and the decision ahead, and our team will be in touch.
